The WaTER Center
is so very happy to welcome Dr. David Kreamer as a member of the selection jury
to choose the 2019 University of Oklahoma International Water Prize recipient. Dr. Kreamer is a Professor of Hydrology in the
Department of Geoscience at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He currently
serves as Vice President for the International Association of Hydrogeologists
for Science and Program. Dave has served as a Director for the National Ground
Water Association (NGWA), and a Board member and President for the Universities
Council on Water Resources (UCOWR).
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Dr. David Kreamer |
Dave’s love for hiking and
paddling on the Colorado River near the Grand Canyon National Park, during the
early years of his career, has led him to create partnerships with government
and private groups who are now offering cooperation and support for his
research on groundwater exploitation. His research includes topics such as environmental
contamination, spring vulnerability and sustainability, and clean water and
energy supply in developing nations.
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Dr. Kreamer has been an oarsman on the Colorado River, through the Grand Canyon, since the early 1980's. |
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Dave's research involves many water related topics around the world, particularly in developing countries. |
He has authored over 65
professional publications and currently is co-author of the recently released 3rd
edition of textbook “Contaminant Hydrogeology” from Waveland Press. He has given more than 150 invited lectures,
seminars, and workshops in recent years for groups such as the U.S. State
Department, the U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, and more than 50 universities. Dr.
Kreamer has given presentations and short courses for over half of the states
and commonwealths in the United States, and also in Europe, Asia, the
Caribbean, Australia and the Pacific island nations, South America, Africa and
the Middle East.
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Professor Kreamer appeared as an expert witness for U.S. Congressional hearings on groundwater polution. |
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Dr. Kreamer shares his professional expertise in lectures, seminars, workshops, and courses around the globe. |
Dave appeared as a professional
consultant and expert witness in legal proceedings for the U.S. Congress
concerning his expertise on groundwater pollution challenges. He served as an
external peer reviewer for numerous groups and projects involving risk
assessment and remediation methodologies. In 1997, he was awarded the Joseph
Malone Fellowship. Dr. Kreamer’s future goals include efforts to bring a focus
on new perspectives in global groundwater science and challenges, with debates
that lead to recommended, coordinated efforts and effective, quality action.
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